The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1887-10-14
SAID ABOUT MEN.

Bismarck in conversation has been said to
resemble Gen. Grant
Jean Leon Gerome, the French printer
sculptor, is GO years old.
John R. Mclean, of The Cincinnati En-
quirer, is at Long Branch.
John H Morris. the lottery king, is quoted
at $10,000,0 900 to SIS, 600 600.
Senator Hoar has great aversion to being
interviewed by newspaper men.
Jay Gould is very fond Of his family circle
and spends all the time he can at home.
Ex-senator Malone will never talk about
the war Of the rebellion if he can help it.
Mayor Hewett, of New York, keeps two
stenographers busy and dictates very rapidly.
Secretary Lamar is Jersey cattle fancier,
and has small herd at his home in Oxford,
Miss
Clinton Scollard, the southern poet and
scientist, has gone to Europe for the summer
months.
Russell Sage has no children. The proba-
BILE heir to his wealth is nephew who is an
old man.
Professor Charles E. West, of Brooklyn,
was the first educator to organize college
course for women.
Herman Strecker, of Reading, Pa, is said
to be the most eminent authority in America
on butterflies and moths.
Dean LIE Breton, of Jersey, father of Mrs.
Langtry, is described as having fine Greek
head, but sensual mouth.
Deacon s. V. White says that the recent
losses of Cyrus w. Field have not crippled
that gentleman in the least.
L. r. Harris, of Pittsburg, has expended
$4,000 in two years improving mammoth
estate near ST. Frances, Fla.
Alexander Sullivan, of Chicago, expresi-
dent of the Land league in America, is con-
sidering fall tour of Ireland.
Peter Barlow. who took part in the Ameri-
can revolution under Gen. Washington, has
died in Demerara, aged 1870 years.
Rev. C. T. Allen, of Pontiac, Ills, one day
last week married six couples, baptized three
children and conducted two funeral services.
DR.. Charles s. Thomson, Of Hartford,
Conn, is the Oldest living graduate of the
Yale medical school. He was graduated in
1922.
Ex-Congressman J. Floyd King, of Louisi-
ana, is short with huge chest and shoulders,
swarthy face, iron jaw, blue eyes and very
black hair.
Will Carleton, the farm balladist, who has
just been elected trustee of the Hillsdale
(Mich) college, says that no poet makes
good schoolmaster.
A. M. Gillian, of The Philadelphia Record,
is the coming amateur bicyclist of Pennsyl-
vania. He is reported to have recently
smashed several records.
T. C. Maxwell is one of the most popular of
Philadelphia men at the present moment. He
has just inherited fortune of 100000 by
the death of relative in England.
Jules Verne lives at Amiens. It was his
custom to go to Paris once month for day
or two until year ago, when he was wound
ed by pistol shot in the left leg. He still
limps, cannot bend his leg, and is deprived of
all exercise.
Walter Murray Gibson, late premier of the
Hawaiian kingdom, is q man over 20 years
of age, but hale and vigorous. Miss Howard
st. Clair, handsome California book agent,
claims that the premier has failed to keep a
promise of marriage, and that the sum of
100000 will just about quiet the throb
bings of her more or less broken heart. An
CHOTb ab ID DCIHss 1ileAuC.
John Willard Young is the youngest son of
the late Brigham Young's first wife. He is
about 43 years Of age, and has ten sons and
ten daughters. He says his father left an es-
tate worth about 50, 100000. He willed $22,-
600 to each one of his children. Brigham
Young has as yet no monument. He lies
buried near what was called "the Iron House,"
in Salt Lake City, and his family have not
been able to decide on fitting design to
mark his grave.
Gen. Albert Pike, poet, soldier, and grand
commander of the southern jurisdiction of
Freemasons, lives, at the age of n, in retire
ment at Washington. He is tall, robust and
handsome. He spends his time in his library
translating the Sanscrit books of yeda. Gen.
Pike has translated seventeen volumes, of
1000 pages each. None Of them have yet
been printed. The general is an accomplished
lingust and as well acquainted with modern
languages as with ancient.